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Fever, body pain & breathing difficulty
Having fever, body pain from last 10 days. Suddenly started problem of breathing from 2 days. Spo2-92%
Pulse rate 70-85 .
After test found -
CRP 39.1 mg/l. , ferritim serum 215.4 ng/ml , blood sugar random 124 mg/dl and chest X ray .
RTPCR not done yet. All test report attached. Pls suggest , shkuld I need to add on some more medicines or should I go for RTPCR test . Don't want to do rtpcr test. Hopeless...
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Crp is elevated,spo2 is dropping,history of fever,you should take an instant consultation from any physician,anaesthesiologist or pulmonologist,
Step wise what can be done should be discussed with the doctor
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Ct chest ,oxygen backup
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Hi, kindly get your RT-PCR done as it is only test which will confirm whether you have covid or not. All above markers are suggestive of inflammation which may raise in other conditions too.
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